New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-21
HILLS PEANUT POLICY.
poAsT1Na HIS BOOM WITH A FEW NUKE
NOMINATIONS.

ROASTING HIS BOOM WITH fE" MIMI
NOMINATIONS. ,
n.upoAn COMMISSIONERS NAMED AND
NE" NV PRISON SUPERINTENDENT.
r,x TELEGRAPH TO THE rRBUNE.]
Anil 2O-Governor Hill tor severa
a., hos been fishing for votes and repaylng Poi III
dshts nv means OF nominations iof 'no on TO- .de a
rod Commissioner. In no instance n"o ;no II con-
nomination with the sincere desre % .he favor
srmed At one time he would seek 10 gam ~ the
49, Kn;obts of Labor. at another th"' ~, n
ptharbood OF Locomotive Engineers anu Senators
other that of the grangers Inc : mt in the id
have recognized the Governor pp,rained from ACTING
| 80. ~ the State have steadily re'a motive
'oi ina,ions made from such iriVU ,'p,1; Am
| IT,, 1st nominations made are tnoSe " ~ Green
| .ong of Elmra, and James IT, .aoa n a caucus
| Sh These nominations were cohsiuc' ~, - ocree.
| of the Republican SENATORS
| ,,ept was reached on them - ncastion of |
tine Governor offered resolution taa' nominations Tor
;to a, ecutiye session to consider tne M porbI !
| nv commissioners. Senator Pitts the h'P
a leader asked II the resolution ala NOT and
,be Executive Chamber. Mr. peree Sa'u ~. erigin
| Snotor pitts then charged that shat was , nede
S. pits said that no such motion had oeeh m:L
| - secure the confirmation OF MessrS al aSo,rtion
va Senator Comstock declared tnat .ne ' 80. ot
was but the. prelude to the withor"w W nominations
| Mossrs Buckbee and Armstrong inv"
| IA not been sent in with an honest Pu, to
ha ,onont Governor Jones called MT Ooms. ,S
: rder tor rejecting on the GoVerho,. rI;ament-
eturtei that he hadsa right 10 ori'Us -, h coverner
!. | ory Language the peanut pohuoS ~ G.Uornor to
!, ar y, nm e.iut,on was effort OF the 'o'el Iss
|, deceive the workingmen. In tno .ht Mr Ruokbee
pnotbee he was authorized 10 say 'n"' H. delav in
,:a 40, desire this resolution to pass. iho . rho
uiu ,s.o.ion had bet at Mr.. Buckbee requoS. 80
70 sooa ot the resolution would snow .hae ~; Tmen
" | Hill desired merely to throw a sop W '
70 and the farmers os mt Incoming Sena-
T"nastock TO criticse as pc anut policy tue w
g. 80 course 1.-THE Governor knows VIVA. nos
ut 80 a.y he said and the Repubicah cnu 1a. -;
SHOWN c c nominations. 1t Mr. Buckbee Is 10 Vt
de " 81 "a then vote fairly on the tubect now. -
'ct Senator Kec gg said that the Governor ;,hdrev
an nat be was dong. He knew SO wheh NC u. Hr h,
he VINO" n;roton of Mr. Arkell, because ne hn ,s
nal 'he h onir,ned and that confirmation d" u ~
Ct Va still further the Governor knew wna. AZ
he hont when be sent in the names Vi , no rante
the ,ronr and then secretly sent out worn ,rusd IN
for 80 nominations defeated lie hao io ~ r
tneso nsa With Mr. Rckard Peanut poncy ""
go. h;ob a word to characterize the Go'ernof ''
IT, was arrant demagogy. ,,dod fc
, TN lieutenant Governor Jones Po""v ~
T.. | hs"' A. pits protested that Senator hehoe
Mt | "a = r;cb, TO continue. Senator f"sso" Pa
in the name OF William Armstrong Mn Sa.;an,
,on he desired. against TINS iesoiu'' he Il
lhee o,y 70 COY or the witndra val oil the names %
md uoi! In the history OF the state, no oon ,;,i
S r treated the Senators rs had uove,no
'nds Senator Low protested than h and Mr. Buc
Us suons rooarded With favor Mountainous Vi -, -,
;nelicble had been sent in ana tter shou
was S5 romove their dsabilitie ms matte 81
the eou9 io With deliberation and the haiio
late Committee desired time to EXAMINE b ~, ~ aid 10
g OF | eligibility OF these nominees o "
rner' an emptoy ,o,ed Gown Senator PIerces motion
oye The oenae ,O;os,ions OF Buckbee and Armsirol
aired TSo fyote was party one-tweny i've Pc So,
six a;nst the motion and twelve Demoeia az. ~ ~ Nor
Mr. Scarcely had the Senate done I'M, ~mI Of BuC
Tho t n t1,essape withdrawing the pomhaton -
SUI and Armstrong Senator Comstook' co'n"0i
;,had | upon the message eaiu -, .,s,a;, nv remarks
the in, ;rg and shows the purpose oil the 4oe.i,
or OF IN making these nominations. Iho S~,ions
Executive that OF Offering ca in the names Of
laue' p e tor Railroad Commisso II 'ne
'''ei nations OF Buckbee and ArinS'ro"k WOW
mayer Senator Coms,cck had sooner finished
D the than William g. Rice, the Governor ri
AZ . . ,ha senate Chamber with conhrna,io a
the statement. ne p;i,oad Comm ssioners-isaac
% Mr. pssuuepiutendent OF Prisons. and William
B Br tbc present Railroad Commssioner.,
re re- Ros.rs vas nominated to take ,ne Mp KOS
shar rWnnIl and MIR. Baker to take that OF "r ~
asher ODonh9en anu also nominated Austin LAIN
Dem moi Cornngt for superintendent ot e rcte,
large a H. Raker The nominations were r ~. ~
md in ceed MI. ,a committees and the Senate thei
aid to orned The nominations will be co sa Sapaors
I'll NV the caucus OF the kePnohcah ot ;,nan.,y
or the | =, iooots now as if they would oe "n"n''
srsonal brmed; a, amounted superintendent OF PIi
me- OF mr.; pan CornelY in 1852. He succeeded
died, by n,rv who assuming office in 10 naa r.
the the prisons condition Oh 59o 000 70 eta
)use TO 10 the to the eA.ent Va Cnrnell once
he car being seltsuppoi uns. o",n,.,ratiop which
50 last There act OF my M RoIer a. sur
the ;tosed as that appointing MI. bakei @ 81
child. en o or,sops; there no APPOINTMENT Vi
h"h hos been 80 satisfactory to tho peoP'o ,s
Jho as1 Mr. Raker administration Oh 'he Pas, has
nd sfonisbing in view OF the obstacles cast n ,
"a ser s namocratc Governors and Legisia .u
directors PLep comes of q railroad family MS
llbank " Baker who is still living as tne Ra
ice lay years of the Rensselaer, ana oaio aad
II.
hat Una railroad business Among others VI ~, MIR
re1erreu ,hot nj beng a practical elegrapher ~ -
that ne tht se ,arm at Comsocks and is breeder
nession , trotng horses at that place: ne Is Vuu
in any iaJog borsenen OF the State lie Is aou ~
me to N,Ii7am r Rogers OF Garrisonss erauuao ~
o.. I'D a man OF fine attainments ana nv u
received cter He was engineer OF western IN. a.. =
Mr. AT several years. He was recommenuer ,hvr .nf
president NV General Grant, General arthur nm
EN- men 8;tngsbed Republican leaders NJ ., - q r.
; nj, ~ ex Governor Hamilton Fish, AS ha,roa
regarded sioner he has been conserv olv and
ing sent He has attended to Ills autirs ~ the neople
pIao formed them 10 'no
sus .mnor State. Il, hos haen nominated for
In con- .tand.nt of prisons, is partner Oh eAOons
re Is not ~ n "a walker OF Corning. the channa" !.
Deconn E.ocratc State Committee. The TWO men ~
Wntber cbet Wholesale and retail hardware s'o0 ,%e
hnsness Cnnnty Mr. Lathrop was q memper W to -
The next arnor cleveland and has the reputation y
road man GOOD business man. He is forty years Vi
xo ELEVATED ROAD IN BROADwi
bune, DEATH OF THE Mhinoi VII
fin 1879 nuI-sTArE GRAIN ELEVATORS. -,
10 railroad ,,n.Sy April 20 (>peciah.-There WIZ
UNDER us rated railroad in Broadway this year WIN
,cer iegis- sent of the Legislature Inc metropoa
over the Comnany's bill has been killed oy tne oon
the Potter Railway mt to.dav It stated that
infOrma soon as the oena'o NJ Senator Nelson,
OcS at this os.s o. favored the report Mr. Plunk
zeal Of the ssd the bill was al fret inclined TO ngh'